I think this would look great on a bed … which is the primary reason I make quilts. Advertisements
Love this one … love the whole series. As I said … love this one … too.
I love selecting a collection of blocks, then some fabrics, and seeing what happens. This design uses just applique blocks, but I have used some of the pieced blocks as quilting motifs so they didn’t miss out altogether. Love this … Continue reading
Interesting! Not much applique, lot’s more piecing. This series of designs grew like topsy in one project file, and so I split them into four files, and they continue to grow!
I love the pattern created by the two background fabrics. Something else to play with would be quilting designs for the background … applique and pieced areas in the contrast fabrics would need some outlining, but what to do in … Continue reading
Love it! Today’s designs are all very similar, with the colour placement being the most noticeable changes. Middle one is the design which is rather different to the other four. Love the one above too … the centre could be … Continue reading
I am hoping that by starting the day with a pair of soft designs I will have a nice quiet day … it doesn’t usually happen when I really want one, but the alternative results are usually good, just not … Continue reading
I am not sure if this is a new challenge, but I should have used this as the first challenge with the little bit of editing I have done. This post originally appeared soon after my Virtual Quilter blog first … Continue reading
I like it … looks restful, which is what I want our quilt to be when I am ready to retire for the night. I also like using the pieced and applique designs being used for quilting designs.
I decided that I wanted to give this series a new colour scheme … I have tried several, and haven’t found one which I love yet, but decided to share some of those I am trying to modify. I find … Continue reading
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